I just googled and there’s quite a bit on it. The visit to the vet will be ideal.
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I did the same. Put was trying to find something i can help her with until I can get in. They are being very strick there now. Which is understandable. But hard to schedule an appointment when they dont answer and no one calls back
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I read that article…maybe just use a cotton ball with warm water to wipe gently…
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Doing that too. I read the samething previously. Hoping cat owners had some better tips
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And I’ll through in a B
Beatrix.
I’m never going to get my work out in. But she looked soooooo cute.
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I’m a cat owner, lol🤷
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I like how she sits right in your view, lol. They’re so entitled, 
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Indeed she couldn’t care less about my view 
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getting her in Wednesday morning. Hopefully its treatable
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Unfortunately she probably has an upper respiratory infection, from my experience its common with strays. I would look into another vet if possible and looking up an emergency 24/7 vet just in case. And I have used an emergency vet for my dog multiple times so it keeps me calm knowing their number.
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Poor kitty. Second human shes come in contact with. The look of “help me” is on this sad little face
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Awwww…poor baby. Tell her you’re gonna take care of her.
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Ya I’m agreeing with @AlyssaR you got an emergency vet you can go to, for a walk in visit? Today? Now?
Please don’t wait until Wednesday. If at all possible find and emergency vet today.
Do you have any other cats? Because, she should be quarantined away from other cats.
Feline Leukemia and other diseases are spreadable.
Poor thing.
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Everything around us is appointment only. I’ll have to do some research to find out if theres an emergency near by… you sure its 100% feline leukemia?